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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
PITH AND POINT.

A notion-The Antarctic. Seat
A man with polished manners ough
always tc shine in socicty.-Bost'" f0''.
An unknown quantity may be dc
srribed as what YOU get when you buy "
Quart box of strawberries.-Puch.
There are very few brass bands In
military parade that can play as many arr
as the drum-major puts on.-.Sh0e o'''
Leather Reporter.
Mistress Ito new servant: eve have
breakfast generally at 8 o'clock. Ne"
servant: "Wcll, mum, if | amt down
to it, don't wait "-HaIper's Ba-dr
In China old women instead of the
Young are the bellies of society. The
mania for old China seems not to be con
fined to America Orange Otsercer'
DR.. Lyman Bcccher once replied to an
INQUIRY of DIR. Halves, GLOW are you get
ting onp .'First-rate! first-ratc. first
rate. ever since | stopped trying to run
this world. "-Liring Church.
Minister (to layman)-''But why DO
YOU say that Mr.. Smith is good mani
He rarely appears at church." Layman-
very often, but BradStreefs quotes nm y
1."-TrOy Press.
The man who can now patiently sit on
the damp ground and fish for suckers Is
the same one who was affected with
rheumatics last winter so that he could
not 20 down cellar for hod of COAL
Waterloo Observer.
Now the married man of sense
Sneaks over the back yard fence,
Instead of leaving home by the front way
For well he ought to know,
If the women see him 90,
They'll make him wallop carpets half day
-DdnSrHIe Breeze.
"Say, Mariam exclaimed Mr.. Blobsor
the other day, II move we suspend tn
long-haul clause" What do you meani
demanded Mrs. BlobsOn. Il mean,
said Mr.. Blobson, ''that instead OF push
ing the baby carriage around four block
we try one block for while. otherwise
l shall be obliged TO raise the rates o
transportation. -BuiingtOn Free Press.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
DON'T GRUMBLE,

Don't grumble at every misfortune
Don't fret at each little miShap,
Don't worry because you've neighbor
Reclining in luxury's lap.
Don't get out of sorts with the weather,
II cloudy when you would have fair;
The sim will not shine any sooner
For those who lose patience and swear.
Don't hope to get something for nothing
And still have an honest exchange.
The trade making both parties richer
Is something uncommon and strange.
nont think from the seed of the thistle
To harvest a fine crop of wheat,
Nor look for the jewel of honor
Tospring from the germ of deceit
Don't trouble yourself with dissersing
The faults that your neighbors possess;
PERHAPS that the same Jealous labor
Mint make your own errors the less
Don't preach of perfection to others;
Unless you've a little at home;
And remember a very small pebble
VIII outweigh a bushel of foam
Don't think that theme is exhausted
Because it has gone through your brain;
A pint may be filled to Overlooking,
And yet not a gallon contain.
Don't think the good Lord is in error
When failing with him to agree,
Nor blame him for your stupid blunders
Because He permits them to be.
H L. Clinton
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
Clear tho Way

without less Of time, when the int. stinal canal
b blocked up by reason of constipation chronic
or temporary. II should be borne in mind that
this ailment Il prone to become lasting and OBJ
stinate, and breed other and worse complaints
Hostettsr's Stomach Bttsrs is the pi ecis- rem.
edy to remove the obstruction enectual y, but
without drenching or weakening the blockai-
ed towels, . consequence always to be api re-
hended from the use Of violent laxativ"s,
which are among the most pernioious of he
cheap nostrums swallowed by the credulou
and misinformed. The fiat Of experience. and
o. the medical fraternity. Not only n SOU
Of relief and p rnaheat rcgu arity to tn. bow
els. liver and stomach, but as a n.eans frsIn-
edying and proven tnI kidney and bladds-
troubles, and fever and sgue, II is without
Deer.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
An Ancient Dame.

Aunt Louisa Eglin, who is living at
Vevay, Ind, at the advanced age of 1Os
years, is still able to get out to prayer.
meeting and the sewing-circle, and
generally walks, too. Her mind is clear
and she has a fund of entertaining
anecdotes about old-time life in Virginia,
where she was born, and the early days
of Indiana. Her father brought his
family down the Ohio on "floater l"
when she was only nine months old ana
settled in Perry County, where twenty
years afterwards Louisa married Bill
Eglin, a young Kentuckian who came
across the river on a hunting trip. Her
husband died in 1879, at the age OF 1O4,
and her eldest son, now living IN
Indianapolis, is hale and hearty at
seventy nine.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
Iund a Dreadful CeaRh,

And ra,sel a consid rible amount Of blood and
IN ,tter be>i.les, wa very thin. and so weak
lcui s.arce y 20 abou the house. Tbs was
the a ~ a man with consumption ar sing
from We" Complaint. lie recovered his heath
.rs,,:.fe' b tao use OF DIR. Pierco's Golden
NJ 4. Il ii c very" Thousands a others bear
sim lar testimony.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
Delicate Children, Nursing

Mothers. Overworked Men. and for all diseases
where the tissues are vast ng away fr IN 'hs
inability to digest ord nary food. or from over
work of the brain or body, all such should
take SCOTT's EMULSION OF Pure Cod Liver Oh
with Hypophosrhites II rs,d the Emulsion
on q lady who was delicate, and threatened
with Broachitis 1t put her in such good alth
and flesh. that must say il is the best Emul-
sion | ever uscd."-L L. WADDELI. NJ. D.,
Hsgh's Mills. 5. c.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
Fer the Ladies.

Laughter IL the poor man. plaster,
Making every burden ght;
Turning sadness into . mes,
Darkest hour to May dawn bright
It's the deepest and the cheapest
Cure for Ills of this deecr ipton,
But for those that woman's h.irto.
Use DIR. P,erces "Favorite Prescription"
Cure, all weaknesses and irregularities, "tear-
ing down" .sa -ations, internal fever" bloa.-
Ing, disp'acements, Inflammation, morning
sickness and tendency u cancerous disease.
Price reduced to one dollar BY druggista
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
PROF. LOISETTE AND COLLEGES
Hsw the Famous MemOry.Teacher Occu.
Pies His TimeCThs Busiest Man In

How the Famous MemOrysEedCu0rO CC9s
pies His Time-Ths Busiest Man In
America.
For instance, during the week conmenc-
ing MAY y. On that evening lie gave the nrst
OF his course Of five lectures to second class
at Yale of 300 students. May l0, he gave the
first lecture to q class Of 400 students at The
University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia:
May IL, he gave the third Of bis course 10 100
Columbia law students. May IL, he gave the
first lecture to OO lady students II Wellesley
College, Mass, and May IL he gave the second
lecture at the University of Psnnsyivapia.
And yet he is always found at his Office from
81. VI. till noon of every day. During this time
he runs through his correspondence. giving
his assist ants the most minute and detail ed in.
sfrIctipns in regard 20 each letter received
or any other matter that is brought to his no.
tice. In the afternoon he travels out OF town.
and In the evening YES his lecture, always
returni g home the same night or early next
morning He endures all this inccssant ocC d
patton and me- essitatei broken sleep because
he loves his work and be ause he takes good
care of his health. He ella M, IN It the warm
weather is the best time in the yeU for study.
The lectures. il is true, are not essential TO
thu mastery OF the Professors ;, stem, sincs
his printet leS+On-p1pers are fun AID COM
plete, enabling any "'e To learn.-N. Y. VUH
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

THE Anna E. J. Morse of Portsmouth
was struck by fierce northeasters oil
New Point the other night, and Skipper
Lansil at once made harbor. He anchor
ed with his sheet anchor, paying lOO
fathoms of chain. A second anchor was
dropped, and 70 fathoms were given IT.
The schooner's Juggling at her moorlnngs
parted the last chain at the hawse pipe
and left Captain Lansil to reflect that
his freight money would Ina, have Ito 10 pay "a
ed to about $500. On Sunday morning
he began heaving in his only anchor.
When it came in sight, hanging to one
of the fiukes was chain, which proved
to belong to the seventy-five fath9ms
lost the night before. A man was order
ed over the bow, line was made fast to
the missing chain, and soon the lost an
Choir was at the cathead.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
A NEGRO cook Mt the Los Angeles,

A NEGRO cook at the Los Angeles,
Gu, Jail kept eighty-tive prisoners at
bay the other day and prevented their
ts,apc Fifteen desperate characters
ovcrpowcred the jailcr and got away be-
fore the cook heard the disturbance. He
fac-,l the remainder with a carving
knife, which he threatened to Use with
all his skill on the first convict that
came within his reach.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
INDIAN INFANT MARRIAGE.
A Bombay Court Reluctantly Com
PEELED to Enforce Cruel i,ar.
IFrom the London Timcs.l

CALCUTTA, March Is, 1S66.-TEe case
of Rukmibhai, the native lady whose
wrongs aroused so general a feeling o!
sympathy in England and India. IS
probably fresh in the memory If y'ur
readers, but as the case now appears to
be on the point of reaching a crisis it
may BE- well to recapitulate the facts
briefly. Rukmibhai WAS married, az
cordins to Hindoo usage, at the age Of
eleven, to a youth some years her senior.
She remained at her parents house, Was
carefully educated, and grew up, accord
ing to all accounts, into refined and
highly cultivated lady. Some eighteen
months ago she published in the Times
Of India, under the nom de plume of "A
Hindoo Lady," series of forcible and
striking letters on the miseries en.alled
on her sex i'll India by the barbarons
customs of infant marriage and enforced
widowhood. Last year her husband
tried to get her to live with him, and on
her refusing instituted Il suit for the
restitution of conjugal rights in the
Bombay High Court. The case was
tried in the first instance by Mr.. Justice
Pinhey, when it having been proved
that the husband was too poor to sup
port her, was utterly ignorant and un-
educated-in fact, a mere coolie-and
was. moreover, consumptive, the Judge
expressed the opinion that it would be
barbarous, cruel and revolving thing TO
compel her to live with such man. He
further held that such suit could not lie
under Hindoo law and dismissed it.
The husband appealed, and the case
was argued before the Chief Justice and
Mr.. Justice Bayley. Those learned
Judges, while expressing their entire
sympathy with Rukmibhai, felt COM
PEELED to rule that MIR. Justice Plnhey
was wrong in law, and remanded the
case to the lower court for trial on Its
merits. 1t has now been reheard before
Mr.. Justice Farran. Rukmibhai's coun.
sci could only repeat that his client had
never consented to the marriage and
never regarded the man as her husband
that the husband was poor, Ignorant and
unhealthy, and if ordered to return tt
him she would be forced to disobev, AND
was prepared to take the consequences
The Court had no option save to pass al
order that she should join her husband
within month. Should she fail to d'
so she would he liable to six months i'm
prisonment. The case has excited mucl
sympathy among the glo-Indian com
munitv. The English newspapers ar
publishing articles and letters ON tn
subject, and steps are being taken II
Bombay to raise fund on her behalf
Among the native community, however
hardly single voice, except that of Nh
Malabari, Parsee gentleman, has bee
raised in her favor, and the socalled re
formers who agitate loudly for represen
tative institutions, etc, say no word 10
the alteration of the cruel law whlc
the Bombay Court has been reluctant
. compelled tn enforce.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
Posterity W. Ancestry.

Itis no longer Questioned, but admitted, thst
the blood Of man is improving Children Of to
FAY are better formed. have b tie muscle and
richer minds than our ancestors. e cause OF
h : TACT is due moro Ia the genera use OF Dr.
;Tarter's Iron Tonic han any other sour; Q.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

A veteran, Mr.. George McKona. Ashburn-
ham, Mass, writes: While suffering WIN
chronic rheumatism result VI Andersoavllie)'
used st. Jacobs OIL which gave immediate
relief.n sod By Drugg sts and Dealers.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

You have no douht read the incident OF tne
man in the a eeping-csr, who. when baby's
CRYING disturbed his SAUNDERS. growled out IT,
thu porter: where is that child's motherr
and how the porter answered.: In tne OK =
pgoas-oa5. forward, In hsR COMA"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

The wife of an English clergyman mas es-
tab isbrd i'm London a place for the distribu-
ton Of clothing. W h CHI she denominates The
- otheriee." During the last year no less
than y 400 garments have been received ana
distributed among the worthy poor.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

Carl Otto Schoenr CHI, Captain Oriole Yacht
Club, baltimore. Md, VIZ IS: The Cub dur
ing practice cruise, used i Jacobs Oii ana ~
cured seve NJ cases Of prains and bruises
o. a Nv Dru. sts and LEA srs everywhere.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25
A Rich Legacy.

The General attorney Of the Pullman sleep
ing Car company. Ex- ehief Justice GA; Locn.
no batter legacy than his Huoklsbsrry Cor.
dial for all bowel a6sotionA
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

Delicate Diseases, affecting male q
female, however induced. speedily and perne-
nentIy cured. Illustrated book for 10 cents In
.tamrs Worlds Dispensary Medical Associar
ton. oS3 Main street, Buffalo. n. Y.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

Thomas J-ff-rson brought the tomato from
France, knowing 1t could be grown in America.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

A recent estimate places the area f'"".
which the worlds supply of hols :
grown, at only 300, 900 acres.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

The export Of whra' from the Atlantic and
Pacific ports. 10 1900, 600 bushels weekly.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

The mot forcibla stump orators 10 the
farmer whose plow strikes a snsg.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

Basi. .as..sr - u.e AID che p 1t. Plso's
Rrm,d- fnr c,ttrrh. BY dru.: -. 80.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

Dakota leads all other states or territories
IN the size OF her Indian popu alton.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-06-25

The tota OF cattle, hogs. and sheep IN the
u s., are 46 1000 900, 100000 and 100000
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
9 fDta.

Negn. Spitlpiisterne for Npbpss
serne / Wisiouri.9 alen bar / lensere
Sib peret minbre lppenbe. Sen lanas
parise 9srfe | SUM- bapbe sioet Isrene
ct guilt os forbrenot u%bieenOe, iaa Sar<
merne frpgteoe for, at Nulineen piloe
llaa aloeles fell. Jorrige Spnbas be-
spnote bet at resne libt, Snsbas often
tom after en- Sfur, os Seat til Srebas
tit man bet beoite &esn, man bar bait
paa be &anter paa to 2lar. Oct resnebe
jepnt / Is Elmer, us Sorben er iaa
s~jennemblpot, at @rpoen fan ppre og
moones burtig.
s Wit6ea % Smesn resnebe bet /
4 1imer 6rebas Gftermiboas. s 6urcn
bar 8csnfaloet u Connie. Oct bar
ben beote &esnbpse, man noseulinbe
bar bait / Suron. s @atertopn us
Smegn regnebe bet bele 6reoas.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

gap $4,000 til 8runofaqaelien al
oetne anitalt. 8ernebjemmet lisser
paa Nicpaet gpenue us 52be Street paa
en- ltoen 9pl, bporira man bar en- paffer
uoll9t ouer Spen os Smegner. 8pa=
ninsen er upfsrt / uaffer sotbiIf Stil,
os ben inore shortening er iprtraifelia.
Den er al rpo Wllriten os Sanbiten fra
Safe Superior, 9aset er al sfifer. Sra
on mpb Seit er Spsningen so % fra
Gprb mob Spo $50 SOB.
aaptein George e. Nnble, Ell at De
eloite Yioneerer | albert Sea, Sreebprn
Co., ogbe / 5rebass benpeb 20 9(ar
9ammel. San fom til 5reeborn So. i
1855 os eieoe en- 9el al BET 2anb, bpprz
paa albert Sea er bpgset. &aptein
&uble efterlaber gnfe ps to gpru.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
ubIanbet.
Wf a.

5 Wanitoba truer ct mt Oprgr meb
at brDoe les benne Gang er bet life be
iranite Salpblobs Snbianere, iom sisr
Sprsr, men be buioe Settlere. Zen
meb 8esjerinsens llnoeritsttelie bug
sebe tanabiife Baciiic 8ane Iorbrer
nemli9 iaa bpi Eris for transport at
Wanitpbas Erobufter til Often, at Der
life bliuer noset tilooers for 8ropiniens
5armere pg 6orretnin9sfplf. 8aa
GRUB al bisie Ompanoisbeber bar
Snobp99erne b%eilnttet at bpggeen Sern
bane lpopoer til be amerifanit e Baner.
Wen bette uil life ben fanaoilfe 8esjes
ring tiaaoe, Snobpgserne brDt Jig life
noget ON bette 5orbu6, be uil bn9ge
8anen, enteu be iaar 2po ellec life.
8Dsninsen al Banen pil ON fort 9io
blipe paabespnot, %. bpis ben fanaoiite
He9lertrtg meo Nta9t ls9er at 1tanole
Nrbeioet, fan bet let tomme til ct Cant
menitsb. On Milits Organization /
@innipes bar faat Orbre til at bore
ferbis til Qimarid, men ben bar en-
fleret, at ben life oil aolpbe ben fana=
oiite Resjerinss Drore.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
I%ranfrige.
General goulanger bar iaaet Suers
fommanboen poer trettenbe Qrmesa orps.
6.

Cpror igjGre. 3amplfibet "San
9ablo" antom forleben Dag til Gan
francisco fra Sonululn. aapteinen
beretter Jslsenbe ON 1ilitanoen Der:
Zen beritenbe ulitterbeo Der, bar lin
Grunb / aineiernes lltilireosbeb. Geres
Nntal er omfrins 10000. De opuisles
til en- ubrpbbeliestris mob be Snbisote
at fin 2anosmanb Nb Song, en- Niais
oner. Ge inbuanorebe 9pifere, iom
osiaa er meset talrise, fremitpnSer iaa
meset be fan, atneierne til Oprsr. aons
gen bar til fin Raabisbeb fun 300
Manb Trooper, % en- Saanbiulo bril-
itiae Wanb uiloe bore moi til al ON
it1rte Song aalaiauas Stpsserise. gn
Grpebition | bette Eiemeo ifal iortloen
uoruites / Gan Jrancisco. os en- SfOns
merit ltal pare leiet for at brinse 800
Ranb, gaaben os ammunition til Sas
uaii. ct SanbelsTrma / Neu Yori
bar i Sum- ienot Geparer, &epolpere
"a Yatroner i Masiepis til 6. .. Sal
& 60. / S%onolulu. De 5oreneoe Sta
tiers ar,ssitit "glpams", iom er pnd
Reiie til Spnululu, bar Drbre til al
0liue lisseubs Der inbtil piSere % be-
Unite be ameritanite Snteresier, buii
oct bliper nsbuenbist. 81 tpif ariss'
fib sr auerebe antommet til Sonolulu
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
1tstouftn d.

She Badger Soap @urfs" Sanes<
bile blep / Torsoass aloeles eoelast
PED en- Slbebranb. 9abet er Omtrent
$4,000. Sebelpoeriet eiebes al S,
$. &iel.
Eator 3. gariun fra Sarmcnp,
Winn., lebiaset at fin Suitru ps to
Yleiebptre, anfom BERTH ben 23be SUIT.
Be ouertaser Der ben moieiuloe, mer
berlise @iernins, at bore 5aoer os Mus
Der for i%oralorez ps bjemlDie Snoias
uerbsrn. Serren siue Dem &raft os
5rimooisbeb til Nrbeioet! Sm Cub
oil, bliper M~isiipnsbulet euer Sjemmet
for Snbianerbsrn inbpiet ben Ace Suli.
"6pr @ammel os ling.
Statens Grtsrisoum ipnes at uere
uuptsmmelis. Siolte Spit braste Ell
5armer pes Clear Greet ct Stpffe Sob
bererts til gau Claire. San bapoe
funbet Bet paa fin 5urm. Oct peiebe
673 &unb. Sorleben Dag ianot ber
famine 5armer ct lioet Stpffe fra bet
Steb, buur ban iioite SpIt lanot &obber@
erts, en- risbulOis 8pbberaare. S
@aufeiba gpuntp, 2 Wil fra Trplpect,
bar man o9laa / bisie 9ase funbet
&ubbererts.
&. 8. Yratts Sasbrus / Srattsburs
peb Omaha 8anen, 40 Wtil | Spo for
alblanb, brenbte forrise Manbas. "a:
bet anTaaes til $4,000. asiuranier
er $1,000.
Geo ct ipeeielt Galg | Sanespia'
forleben blep bet beIuttet at ubiteb'
"gonbs" for $4,000 for en- np Sfole
bpsnins.
Gn 9igbrenbinssopn ital bpsses
va crosse. W(an par auerepe IlDp
Tpmt, os Nrbeibet oil bliue ~paabespno
ON nosle 0ase.
"guaro Of Sruitees" for gurnel
uniper ,tp / Stada, Seem Yurf, bar iOla
aft Surutsmmer paa $4,000 Icres
Miblanp gountp. st Spnbifat betalt
pper en- balp Milion Dollars for bett
Tpmmer. llniueritetet eier frembele
9anbet, iom er meset rist paa Serns o
8obbererts.
Sorfen. Zen ~lansparise 2srte ba
anrettet ubpre Sfabe pan @rpoen pa
mango Steoer i Staten. s SmeSne
al burlington pil Der life blipe mere en-
/ balp Nrlins al nOsen Slass 8ornlo'
ter. Selp paa 2aulancet er bet "a
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
Wferifp.

YoHiereren melem Saracci os Santa
Una, en- citation Deb Sernbanen | Sta
en- sOnora, bfeu forleoen Dag ouers
ialbt al ier malfereoe 8anbiter. Snbe
/ Yoltuosnen bar A Easiaserer, to 9a>
mer, en- 9jener os Goolio @arap. 9enne
mOoiutts. fig ganbiterne os bleo bSbelis
laaret. 9amerne blep bunone til ct
gosnbjul os plpnorebe for $4,000. 3as
merne bleo lissenoe / oenne Stiains en-
bel Sag, fSrenb Der fom pjelp til benz.
@arap CT ienere bsb i Saracci. 9olis
tiet latte Itrar eiter Banoiterne og fam
aeoe to al Dem, iom uoen Eroces bleu
bRnate paa Stebet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
ct.
pnG q.

Ger Gorretningsbuie branbte i
|7orsba9s / &of &apio5. 9abet paa
| spsninserne CT Sc, SOC Suor flor Staz
ben er paa Sarerne, ueb man life.
cbert %. 9. Snnsan i 9ucas 60.
r al &epublitanerne nomineret til 8ans
sioat for Stats Senator.
5Orreininssfolf / Sttumlua bar
iamlct ct Sonb paa $1,000, iOm be oil
muenbe til at bore eiter Sorbsas.
lliOriigtigbep meb Nepolperen. Mez
otns Sneoter Spbn 9lnoerion % bans
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